… as Bleach as Bleach gets.
… there’s fun to be had here …
6.5
… as Bleach as Bleach gets.
6.5
… there’s fun to be had here …
8.3
… as rewarding as it is skin-crawlingly stressful.
4
... little drama and no comedy.
Travis Johnson
Dov Kornits
Cain Noble-Davies
Anthony O'Connor
Stephen Vagg
Gill Pringle
sequel
LGBTQI
book adaptation
Julian Wood
music
Annette Basile
franchise
John Noonan
Australian
Lisa Nystrom
horror
Nadine Whitney
feature debut
James Mottram
Netflix
Erin Free
True Story
Melbourne International Film Festival
Anthony Frajman
French
Abhi Parasher
Cannes Film Festival
sports
Revelation Perth International Film Festival
thriller
Grant Watson
Sydney Film Festival
British
biopic
Indigenous
Mark Demetrius
Disney
first nations
British Film
Oscars
Marvel
Science fiction
Helen Barlow
ABC
Melbourne
romantic comedy
Impact Documentary
Western Australia
Sundance
Japan
New Zealand
anime
Christine Westwood
Forgotten Australian Films
documentary
comedy
A24
Mardi Gras Film Festival
Independent Film
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